Sorry for being a little sarcastic - feeling grumpy today. You ask a good question: why would a short-term investor hang around when the chart is a shambles? Probably wouldn't. This stock was up 125% a few weeks ago, and has come diving down, for no obvious major reasons. Went up in anticipation of MJ approvals (which happened, but this is not a MJ stock). The obvious theme right now is that the market does not see the value of this stock. It's numbers are so much better than other companies (e.g., GWPH), but that's irrelevant. A stock is only worth what someone will pay for it. The momentum is apparently gone on this stock. Bottom feeders are circling. That's the way it goes. We are on the cusp of entering the pharma space and that may be huge. I'm quite hopeful - I use the product and believe it works, is safe, and will be successful in an unmet medical need. Clinical trials are always a coin toss, and the product might not hit. But right now, there's a growing consumer side, and a promising pharma side - name a company out there that is in the same boat (and trading at 0.40). I'm happy I own a lot of shares, but sure as hell wish it were higher. I wish that people would sell all there shares (perhaps like you), and wait for a more stable, predictable entry point. People buying and selling 5000 shares at a time to make $50 - I have no patience for them and they contribute to the ceaseless volatility. I guess I need to take a mental break from this page, but am not selling my shares. GT to you. MT
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